Typical call: mice in a Brentwood brick house garage wall
What homeowners notice
As nights turn cold, scratching starts in the wall beside the garage and droppings appear along the baseboard of the utility room.
What we do
The technician checks the garage door seal, the sill where brick meets the slab, the pipe and wire entries and the vents, sets traps where activity is heaviest and marks each gap that needs closing. The price is confirmed before any work starts.
What to expect
Activity typically falls over the next few visits as the traps clear what is inside and the entries are closed, and the homeowner is told which gaps to watch before the next autumn.
Typical call: termite check before a Franklin house sale
What homeowners notice
A buyer wants a wood-destroying insect inspection before closing on an older wood-framed house with a crawl space near a creek.
What we do
The technician looks along the foundation, the sill and floor framing in the crawl space, porch posts and any wood touching soil, and notes moisture from downspouts or vents.
What to expect
The report lists what was and was not found, and any treatment option is explained and priced before anything is agreed.
Typical call: ants in a new Nolensville subdivision kitchen
What homeowners notice
Small ants gather around a kitchen sink and along the counter edge in a house built a few years ago, with fresh mulch against the foundation.
What we do
The technician follows the trail to its source, checks the window frames and the outside wall, treats where the ants travel and advises pulling mulch back from the brick.
What to expect
The trail typically fades within days, and the homeowner knows which landscaping habit to change to keep it from returning.
A homeowner sees burrow holes along a barn wall and hears gnawing in a feed room. Open feed bins sit near the door.
What we do
The technician traces the runways, checks the fence line and the base of the barn, sets tamper-resistant stations out of reach of pets and livestock and explains what feed to store in sealed containers.
What to expect
Activity usually drops over a few weeks once food is secured and the stations are checked, and the price and visit schedule are agreed up front.
Typical call: wasp nest under a Hendersonville soffit
What homeowners notice
Wasps keep flying in and out of a gap under the soffit above a back deck, and the family has stopped using the door.
What we do
The technician identifies the species, checks the size and position of the nest, treats it from a safe distance and checks the rest of the eaves for early nests.
What to expect
The nest is treated and the homeowner is shown where to check each spring.
Under an hour typical visit
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